Advising

There are many resources to help a student decide whether, where, and how to study study abroad.

Overseas Programs Advisors

Consult with an Overseas Programs Advisor about specific program questions. Each Advisor has a specific portfolio of programs in order to provide more specialized advising on each program. Students will work with this advisor throughout the study abroad process. While abroad, this advisor is also available to answer questions.

Departmental Study Abroad Advisors

Each A&S department has an advisor who can help determine what major or minor credit you can bring back to apply towards a degree. You can also review Academic Requirements. They will also help you complete the Study Plan (part of the application process). The study plan is a hard copy PDF that will be available to students when an application on the Study Abroad Portal is opened. It will need to be signed by the appropriate Departmental Study Abroad Advisor(s) in the department(s) that they seek major/minor credit from the study abroad experience. Please check the directory to find the appropriate advisor.

Browse Study Abroad Advisors Directory

Peer Advisors and Ambassadors

Talk to someone who has “been there and done that!” Our Peer Advisors and Ambassadors have been through the entire process of study abroad and can talk about the ins and outs they experienced along the way. Feel free to contact a Peer Advisor with any general questions on the application, or how to get started. We also have a collection of Ambassador projects you can check out here.

Four-Year Advisor

Consult with a four-year advisor in the beginning planning stages of the study abroad experience. The student's four-year advisor can help determine timing of the experience depending on the progress in the student's academic career.

Overseas Program Advisors

Overseas Programs Advisors can provide guidance through the entire study abroad process. Each Advisor has a specific portfolio of programs in order to provide more specialized advising. See your Overseas Programs Advisor's walk-in link listed on their profile page by clicking on their name below. If you cannot visit with the respective advisor during walk-in hours, make an appointment via the scheduling link on their profile page.

Virtual Walk-in Hours

General Questions | Meet with a Peer Advisor during Peer Advisor Walk-in Hours
Program Specific Questions | Meet with an Overseas Programs Advisor during the following virtual walk-in advising cycles below.**

**Walk- in hours will resume during the Fall 2023 semester!

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday
Veronica Whittemore _{Czech Republic, England (all except Keble and Oxford), Ghana (CIEE), Hungary, Russia, South Africa (IES Cape Town), South Korea, Switzerland, United States}
Kim Mantia-Ochoa _{Australia (University of Sydney), Denmark, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Scotland (Edinburgh ArtSci students), Sweden}
Carrie Canham _{Australia (SIT Australia, New South Wales, and University of Queensland), China, Hong Kong, Ireland, Kenya, New Zealand, SIT Programs in (Argentina, Ecuador, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Nepal, Panama, Peru, Samoa, Serbia, Vietnam), Scotland (Edinburgh EN students and St. Andrews), Taiwan}
Cassidy Thompson _{Cambodia, Costa Rica, France, Israel, Jordan, Kenya, Morocco, Netherlands, Peru, SIT Programs in (Cameroon, Ghana, Jordan, Kenya, Madagascar, Morocco, Netherlands, South Africa, Tanzania, Tunisia), South Africa (OTS), All WUSTL faculty-led summer programs}
Amy Suelzer (Visit page to schedule an appointment) _{Argentina (IFSA), Archaeology Field Study, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, England (Oxford & Keble), Germany, Japan, Portugal (SIT), Spain, Alternative Program Petitions, Leave of Absence, Study Abroad and Post-Graduate Scholarships and Fellowships}

Meet Our Ambassadors

Talk to someone who has “been there and done that!” Our Ambassadors have been through the entire process of study abroad and can talk about the ins and outs they experienced along the way.

Review List of Ambassadors By Country